jsPoland 2018
| title | author | length |
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A list of talks from jsPoland 2018 with missing specifics: it does not state which individual talks are included, which talk claims measurable performance… | ||
| Building a platform: NestJS from the ground up | Kamil Mysliwiec | 26m |
NestJS is a TypeScript platform that claims >10k stars and delivers concrete features: dependency injection, modules/providers/controllers, guards… | ||
| Stylish JavaScript with pointfree style | Miłosz Piechocki | 20m |
Claims that adopting pointfree style and currying makes JavaScript reducers, RxJS pipelines and selectors shorter and focused on transformations not data… | ||
| Keynote talk - The future of machine learning & JS | Simona Cotin | 22m |
Argues that JavaScript can run and consume real ML now: uses TensorFlow.js to run models in browser or phone, uses Custom Vision to train image classifiers by… | ||
| You don't know TS: often unknown parts of TypeScript | Tomasz Sułkowski | 19m |
Covers concrete TypeScript fixes and demos: running tsc --noEmit checks on plain .js, using strictNullChecks and the postfix non‑null operator (!) to avoid… | ||
| Keynote talk - The future of Node.js | Thomas Watson | 26m |
Node.js reports concrete scale and progress: 8 billion weekly npm downloads, over two thousand contributors this year and 486 new contributors, CI runs across… | ||
| I Am Hooked on React | Maurice de Beijer | 22m |
Demonstrates how React Hooks (useState, useEffect, useContext) let functional components match class components by showing concrete code: a ticking clock using… | ||
| The many meanings of Inversion of Control (IoC) in JavaScript | Tomasz Ducin | 21m |
Defines IoC as concrete mechanisms not buzzwords: claims Dependency Injection is only one form and points to Angular’s name-based TypeScript decorator API for… | ||
| Real-Time Stream Processing with Reactive-Extensions (RX) | Michael Hladky | 21m |
Shows RxJS code that builds a morse-code generator live and proves real-time stream processing by wiring DOM events to timestamped signals, combining and… | ||
| Redux is dead, long live redux! | Mateusz Titz | 15m |
Revisits Redux’s core claim that a single immutable state, pure reducers and predictable actions solve state complexity and enable time-travel debugging and… | ||
| How is JavaScript similar to any foreign language you know | Joanna Bochyńska | 13m |
Claims that concrete parallels speed learning: pattern rules (Tamil suffix logic likened to arrays) and interchangeable idioms (English phrasal verbs vs… | ||
| VueJS at | Fatih Acet | 20m |
GitLab front end migrates incrementally: CoffeeScript becomes ES6 (June 2016), the asset pipeline gets replaced by Webpack (Nov 2016), package management moves… | ||
| The Year of Web Components | Dominik Kundel | 21m |
Declares that 2018 finally makes web components practical, citing broad browser implementation (Edge arriving) and HTML imports replaced by ES modules; notes… | ||
| Static Site Generators with JavaScript | Nikas Praninskas | 14m |
Overview of migrating a legacy site to a JavaScript static generator with concrete results: uses React Static to prebuild routes, serves localized content from… | ||
| State management without pain | Janez Čadež | 14m |
Claims that MobX observables make state management simpler than Redux by deriving values automatically and updating only when needed, demonstrated with React… | ||
| Lightning talk: Stay SAFe with Scrum | Bartłomiej Narożnik | 04m |
Filmed at http://js-poland.pl 2018 on November 16 in Warsaw.
Have you heard that Scrum doesn't work for large projects? In my talk I will show you Scaled… | ||
| Running and debugging Jest tests in WebStorm | Ekaterina Prigara | 10m |
WebStorm runs and debugs Jest tests end to end: create a Jest run config, enable watch mode auto-runs tests, set a breakpoint and breakpoint and step into… | ||
| A developer's take on security | Zbyszek Tenerowicz | 17m |
Practical, repeatable steps: stop running npm install in production and build dependencies in CI then export them as artifacts; add an ESLint plugin that fails… | ||
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